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    • Ropeshaft
      States that have lifted virus restrictions

      By Ropeshaft · Posted

      I have to agree with you on the way some people wear masks.  I do have a supply of N95 masks.  They are available but also expensive.  Currently costing $4 or $5 each where at one time they were 3 for $1.  However, they do fit tightly with little to no gap anywhere on my face.  Some call them uncomfortable but you do get used to the tight fit.  It always bugs me when I see people wearing masks with their nose hanging out and some who look like their mask is only a chin strap.
    • NamMedevac 70
      Texas power situation

      By NamMedevac 70 · Posted

      Thanks for posting RV and Texas Gov may soon join NY and California Govs in being crispy toast and sent packing. ROTFLMAO!!!
    • RV_
      Texas power situation

      By RV_ · Posted

      Jerry Jones’ natural gas company ‘hits jackpot’ as Texas freeze drives up prices Comstock Resources Inc. has been able to sell gas from its Haynesville Shale wells in East Texas and northern Louisiana at premium prices since Thursday. The Frisco-based natural gas producer owned by Dallas billionaire Jerry Jones is cashing in on a surge in prices for the fuel as a brutal freeze grips the central U.S., leaving millions without power. Comstock Resources Inc. has been able to sell gas from its Haynesville Shale wells in East Texas and northern Louisiana at premium prices since Thursday. As demand jumps amid the cold, gas at some regional hubs has soared past $1,000 per million British thermal units. Gas from Comstock’s Haynesville wells was sold on the spot market for between $15 and $179 per thousand cubic feet, chief financial officer Roland Burns said Wednesday on an earnings call. That translates to between $15.55 and $186 per million British thermal units. “This week is like hitting the jackpot with some of these incredible prices,” Burns said. “Frankly, we were able to sell at super premium prices for a material amount of production.” Gas production has tumbled to a four-year low as a polar blast triggers blackouts across Texas and other central U.S. states, freezes liquids inside of pipes and forces wells to shut. Producers may take until March to fully restore supplies due to equipment damage, according to Charles Nevle, senior director for North American gas at IHS Markit. At the Henry Hub in Louisiana, the delivery benchmark for futures in New York, spot gas traded at $20 or higher on Wednesday morning, according to two traders. That compares with a settlement of $16.13 on Tuesday and just $3.73 a week ago." Source: https://www.dallasnews.com/business/energy/2021/02/17/jerry-jones-natural-gas-company-hits-jackpot-as-texas-freeze-drives-up-prices/
    • RV_
      I got my Pfizer Covid First Dose 13 Feb 21

      By RV_ · Posted

      We are TFL and so far have had to show both my military ID and my Medicare cards. We got our flu shots last year at the local COSTCO pharmacy and same ID requirements there. In the past I've always had to show my military ID for care everywhere. It's the second payer now after Medicare so the providers now want to copy both IDs.
    • jcussen
      States that have lifted virus restrictions

      By jcussen · Posted

      Just to muddy the waters.  https://www.dailywire.com/news/nyt-study-finds-that-masks-do-not-protect-wearers
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